Summer Solstice Cake

Arriving in Florida I was reminded that it is just about the dead middle of summer. We were out of things to do for the day so decided to make a Summer Solstice Cake. It took three boxes of cake mix, three containers of icing, a variety of candy and an hour of carefully mixing food colors to get an acceptable variety of colors for the icing artist palettes. Five hours later we were left with a cake the size of an entire refrigerator shelf and wondering whose kids we were going to call to eat the damn thing.

Ef El "A"

Spending some time in Florida for a couple of weeks. It is so hot here! It got up to 104 degrees a couple of days ago. It has cooled back down to around 94 today. Sitting just south of Jacksonville right now and heading over to Tampa in a couple of days.

Ahhhhh....here we go again with another blog. Life has been busy (as usual). Things are slowing down at work which is not necessarily a good thing, but it has allowed for a little more free time. Looking forward to a trip to the US soon. Also, getting ready for a mid July move out of the current apartment. Lots of choices and ideas right now of where my feet will be planted next. Friends and family are going to be dominating July with several people taking trips to Belize. I feel change coming...all good and exciting stuff.

Update

Having a blog is kind of hard. You have to like write and stuff. On a fairly regular basis. Hmmm, guess I'm not the best at that. Anyhow, here's the round up: Went to San Diego in March. Got cold. Partied hard. Worked harder. Bought new shoes. Played Guitar Hero. Drove my car, nowhere in particular, just thought I'd point that out. Back to Belize. Got hot. Easter in North Carolina. Got cold. Saw old friends. Yelled at my family. Went to a Dead Show. Got a hangover. Back to Belize. Got hot. Turned 32. ---Update done!

Out of town...will return soon.

More Carnival

Carnival was criziggity crazy! Too bad my Dad has all the pictures of me with paint on me on his computer in North Carolina. It's funny trying to explain to people that they will get their face painted during Carnival. The conversation goes something like this:
-"I'm going to get a butterfly on my cheek!"
-"No, you're going to get a bucket of paint on your head."
-"What?"

Yep, I think if anyone had a butterfly on their cheek it was just stuck in the paint.

Oh and the "ladies" of the night were very entertaining as well.